Topeka's Temple Beth Shalom held its annual Blintz Brunch which featured not only food but entertainment, a gift shop, and bake sale.

Topeka law enforcement officials say they collected a record number of prescription drugs on Saturday, the event, part of National Drug Take Back Day.

A Minnesota man on a hunting trip to Geary County is suffering from multiple wounds after officials say he was accidentally shot twice with a shotgun by his hunting partner.

A local software company, CivicPlus, will be dramatically expanding its operations and building a new facility in Manhattan's downtown area. Ten-year plans call for more than 250 new full-time positions with average wages of over $45,000.

One anonymous Topeka resident is a million dollars richer thanks to some lucky numbers and the Kansas Lottery.

Monday night's Commission Planning meeting detailed an effort to increase growth throught Topeka from the edges to the core of the city.

IN AN EFFORT TO CURB IDENTITY THEFT, CAPITAL FEDERAL IS HOSTING A SHRED DAY AT THE BANK'S FAIRLAWN LOCATION

Topeka's Randel Ministries has once again partnered with Harvesters and Family Of God Church for another year of Mobile Food Distributions.

Manhattan Catholic Schools accepted $15,000 from Cartridge World as a winner of a recent contest to provide technology funding for local schools.

On Saturday, April 28, 2012, Junction City visitors and residents will have an opportunity to step back in time and enjoy for a day our town’s “Golden Era” as preserved through renowned photographs of Joseph Judd Pennell.

Those wanting to get rid of unwanted prescription medications can safely dispose of them during National Prescription Take Back Day from 4 to 7 p.m. April 27 in the front lobby of the Main Post Exchange.

A trip to the mailbox for one local veteran led to a surprising and unexpected discovery in Junction City. During a routine check of his mail, Leroy Kramer found several war medals, bronze stars and ribbons from the Navy.

Sunset Zoo officials welcomed the newest addition to the collection last night, as a pair of white-handed gibbons arrived safely from fellow-AZA-institution North Carolina’s Natural Science Center of Greensboro.

Fort Riley made history Tuesday, becoming the first to receive some of the Army's deadliest and most state-of-the-art weapons. A new fleet of Apache helicopters is coming to the home of the Big Red One and WIBW was there as the multi-million dollar upgrades landed in Northeast Kansas for the first time.

The Army’s newest versions of two vehicles that have kept America’s fighting men and women safe for more than a quarter of a century have arrived in the Flint Hills.

More than 50 companies were at Fort Riley Tuesday, looking to provide career opportunities for wounded soldiers and troops getting ready to transition out of the military.

KDHE recognizes the efforts of volunteers during National Volunteer Week and encourages all Kansans to become active in their communities, throughout the year.

The American Red Cross is responding across the Midwest where dozens of tornadoes ripped through communities, destroying buildings and downing power lines Saturday.

Governor Sam Brownback and Manhattan city officials along with members of the public marked the grand opening of the Flint Hills Discovery Center in the Little Apple Saturday.

The new Dillons at the Westloop Shopping Center in Manhattan is approximately 78,000 square feet, to accommodate expanded departments, highlight fresh selections and enhanced varieties, wider aisles, and provide a more convenient layout.

Hundreds of Fort Riley soldiers received handmade gifts Wednesday as part of a massive volunteer effort to give back to the troops after a dangerous and deadly deployment to Afghanistan.

KDHE is hosting a workshop for parents to learn more about the Children’s Steps to Respect Program for Elementary Schools. Here's how to join in the effort.

On Sunday, April 22, Sunset Zoo will unveil its newest animal addition – a pair of white-handed gibbons – as part of the Zoo’s Earth Day 2012.

Taking the same stage as former presidents and Nobel Prize Winners, our country’s Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack delivered the prestigious Landon Lecture at Kansas State University’s McCain Auditorium Tuesday. Vilsack said his speech was inspired by a recent article on Yahoo.

Leaders in the agriculture industry were in Manhattan Tuesday to mark the 150th Anniversary of the U.S. Department of Agriculture.